September 1, 2018 Shellie O'Brien is a registered nurse and that young preceptor for my UNBC practicum focus, last, nursing course before my graduation.  Shellie O'Brien is a daughter of alcoholics from Newfoundland, Canada who moved from there to live in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada.

My final evaluation for UNBC's practicum course is my personal student confidential information.  However, Shellie O'Brien together with her team manager who is also a registered nurse, Karen Wonders, were abnormal and unlawfully present at the office of the senior manager in Northern Interior Health Unit in Prince George B.C. Canada for my TWO HOUR final oral evaluation for my UNBC practicum focus course in the Community Health Nursing made there by UNBC’s instructor, Khaldoun Aldiabat, especially only for me -- none of the other nursing students had to undergo the same type of evaluation. I was scared and horrified from what was going on there. Khaldoun Aldiabat would have physically beat me or even kill me if I were left alone with him in the room.

Now, Shellie O’Brien wants to hide from the public my own audio recording of that part of my TWO HOUR final oral evaluation for my UNBC practicum focus course performed by UNBC’s instructor, Khaldoun Aldiabat, named Human Rights and I posted for public view. It is the evidence as one of confirmations of their involvement in discrimination/racism/threats/fraud/abuse/humiliation/harassment/ persecution/lying etc. organized by Martha MacLeod etc. with UNBC regarding me/my child/my family.

Shellie O’Brien, Karen Wonders, and another staff registered nurse from another team in the Northern Interior Health Unit, Lisa, were also involved in discrimination/racism/fraud/abuse/threats/humiliation/harassment/persecution/violation of my personal confidential information and my privacy/lying etc. organized by Martha MacLeod etc. with UNBC against me/my child/my family AFTER my UNBC practicum focus course in the Community Health Nursing was FINISHED.

I encountered Lisa by a chance.  She was not working in my team of the registered nurses I was assigned for my UNBC practicum focus course. A registered nurse from my team with whom I had to do one clinical shift for a few hours was unable to come for our team's turn for that type of clinic, and she asked Lisa to come for that shift instead of her.  Lisa worked in the team of the registered nurses, which is specializing in the different area than my assigned team, however, my assigned team and her team did that particular type of clinic by each team turn.

I faced discrimination/racism/hate promotion to me/my child/my family/threats/abuse/harassment/persecution etc. at the different places in community nursing and also in the Northern Interior Health Unit besides what happened at the senior manager’s office on my last shift of my UNBC Community Health Nursing focus practicum course.

“The KKK has a history in Canada” (Sismondo, 2017). Shellie O’Brien, Martha MacLeod, Sarah Hanson etc. with UNBC have contributed to the first place in Canada by racism/hate when already in 2001 people like them or them made Prince George compared to the Ku Klux Klan. “The KKK’s terror campaign was a way of ensuring that systemic discrimination wouldn’t be challenged” (Sismondo, 2017). “Canadians have a tendency not to be less racist than Americans, but less loud about it. As Charmaine Nelson, a professor of art history at McGill University, wrote recently in the Walrus, Canadians are “more insidious and covert” in their racism. This is where the notion of exceptionalism fails” (Gismondi, 2017).

       Racism/hate is wrong.  Discrimination is wrong.

“Children in lone-parent families in BC have consistently suffered much higher poverty rates than their counterparts in couple families. For the past sixteen years (2000–2015) approximately half of all children in lone-parent families [among them our family] in BC have lived in poverty. In 2015, the child poverty rate for children in lone-parent families (47.7%) was more than four times the rate (11.2%) for their counterparts in couple families" (FirtCall BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition, 2017, p. 13). 84% of lone-parent families are led by a single mother (Sandberg, 2017). 

Help my family and many other British Columbian/Canadian families defend our Human Rights/Women’s Rights.

FirtCall BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition. (2017). 2017 BC CHILD POVERTY REPORT CARD. Vancouver, BC: Author.

Gismondi, M. J. (2017, August 18). Is racism different in Canada?  Maclean’s.

Sandberg, S.  (2017, May 7). Single Mothers Deserve Our Thanks, And Our Support. HuffPost.

Sismondo, C. (2017, August 18). The KKK has a history in Canada. And it can return. Maclean’s.